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Never heard of this. What happen?

I'm impressed. I expected Steph's scribbling on a napkin with a bunch of hearts and smiley faces over the i's.

Bye Billy Bob. Heh, I doubt Vince would let them keep their names.

I agree. The Benoit/Eugene Vs La Resistance feud would have done huge ratings....

Regardless if Triple H is winning the title back, I've been waiting months for this one on one match between Benoit and Triple H.

And the Cripple H stuff is old. He hasn't had a big injury since late last year.

What is JR's job behind the scene's these days? Isn't he still part of talent relations in some ways? He should have an idea of what matches the guys are doing. Also, when it was reported Vince wasn't at the PPV it was said JR helped out with commentry. Good thing he's feeding Tazz and Cole their lines when he doesn't even understand the match himself.

This shouldn't be a shocker... Eddie Guerrero was not happy about WWE's decision to take the WWE Title off of him, but did not complain about it backstage. Most believe that he will get the title back soon anyway, possibly as soon as Summerslam. Credit: Torch Newsletter/411

And that's why I could give a fuck about star ratings. Some matches pull me in more then others. Depends on the match, the person, the crowd heat, the storyline building up to it. I really can't explain it. Some match like Benoit/Angle (Rumble '03) and Bret/Austin (SS'96 and WM13) just do it. Once you start over analyzing every little thing you lose the entertainment aspect of it.

It was only "True or False" on wwe.com. That section is small as shit. It's not like it was the Dudley's autobiography. You're looking a bit too much into this.

You guys really didn't miss much. It was the same thing you saw on PPV, or the high lights from Raw, just Taker was in sweat gear and the arena was empty.

What the Hell is going on with these girls? Was just watching E! News and they reported Michelle Branch married the bassist in her band.

I'm sure most do study more then one or two guys once they break into the business. But, they always remember the guys that made them want to be wrestler even if they become better workers then their "idols." Wrestlers are still fans. Think of it this way. Should Eddie Van Halen or Zakk Wylde not admit to being fans of lesser guitar players or bands that came before them? They're both successful and very talented, but their still fans of music.

You should probably see a doctor about that.

A lot of the wrestlers today grew up watching guys like Hulk Hogan, Ultimate Warrior, the Road Warriors, etc. They were/are fans of them. All because they became wrestlers and learned how to work doesn't mean they stopped being fans of the entertainment side of the business when it comes to flashy characters. Some smarks believe they're above it and act like they never were fans of characters like that.

It's not useless. Slash & Duff ripping Axl apart = good time entertainment.

It's not useless. Slash & Duff ripping Axl apart = good time entertainment.

Looks like this is finally a go. This Monday (July 5th) it airs in the afternoon and then again at night. Here's a preview from VH1...

Off Topic: My God, Cena's Writer. Is there ever a picture or event Kid Rock doesn't weasel his way into?

Obviously the big jerk in my avatar isn't a draw.....

It's been reported Modecai is like a deer in head lights. He may be going South.

- WWE continued to have Steven Richards dress in drag and come to help Victoria at weekend house shows. - The feeling backstage right now is that WWE is opting to give more TV time to the guys who are already over rather than waste time trying to get new acts over. They are also trying to connect most of their top guys and storylines to Triple H. - Test injured his neck over the weekend at the house shows. - Weekend house shows were pretty good. The RAW show in Buffalo on Friday night drew 3800 paid for a gate of around $100,000. The MSG show on Saturday drew 10,000 for a gate of $350,000. The Sunday show in Salisbury, MD drew 2200 fans for a gate of around $70,000. - The latest edition of TV Guide has the following in their "Cheers and Jeers" section: "Jeers to pro wrestler John "Bradshaw" Layfield, who got fired from his day job as a CNBC analyst for giving a Nazi salute during a match in Germany. Why did the cable net hire this dummkopf?" - Eric Bischoff is partnering with Jason Hervey, Scott Sternberg Productions, and Rick Hilton on a new reality TV show called "777." The show will be about seven rich guys who each will put up $1 million in a winner take all gambling competition that will take place in Las Vegas. The seven people will live together in a suite during the show. The William Morris Agency will start offering the show to networks this week. Eric Bischoff is expected to miss RAW next week, likely due to this new show. Credit: PWInsider.com/411mania

I'm surprised this slipped under the radar and this board didn't rip him apart.

Paul Bearer has two years left on his contract? Get ready for that Mordecai w/ Paul Vs Undertaker feud which will take up most of Smackdown in the fall of 2004.